[openbeos] Re: Communication and you
- From: "Rob Tijssen" <rob.tijssen@xxxxxxx>
- To: <openbeos@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 16 Aug 2006 22:49:01 +0200
Why not host all non core haiku related stuff from a sub-domain like
usergroups.haiku-os.org where can be stated that is is not a official
Channel. It would only be haiku-hosted to give the public a "startingpoint"
for haiku related ranting/discussions/etc like a userforum or the like.
Greets, Rob
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Namens Axel Dörfler
Verzonden: woensdag 16 augustus 2006 16:51
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Onderwerp: [openbeos] Re: Communication and you
"Waldemar Kornewald" <wkornew@xxxxxxx> wrote:
> * maybe a BFS-like network file system service (Ingo is developing a
> network FS add-on)
Since WebDAV supports properties that could be used as simple attribute
replacements, I think we might be better off to have that (both in
Haiku, of course). Besides, storage and traffic still cost money :-)
[...]
> > I think many of these marketing materials are available now - and
> > just
> > need to be used (even abused) more heavily to generate buzz. We
> > should at all times make a very clear statement that Haiku is NOT
> > YET
> > ready for end-users - while at the same time showing that it has
> > made
> > great progress and has overcome many hurdles and desires more
> > developers to assist in completing and improving it.
> The problem is that some users might see that Haiku doesn't yet have
> USB support and a working netstack and decide to "come back in two
> years...if at all". We want to give users a good impression ("nice,
> but needs more polish..."), so they come back more often.
At least we're pretty close to deliver a worthwhile experience for the
interested, there is no need to rush things.
Bye,
Axel.
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